Shanghai TV Festival is a people's festival. This afternoon, offline screening and guided tours of the "Scent of Magnolia" Shanghai TV Festival program were launched in art palaces, libraries and other places, which also gave the audience a new way to "watch" TV.
Over the years, the Shanghai TV Festival's "Scent of Magnolia" offline screening and guided tours for the benefit of the people have continued to create a "TV Festival at your doorstep", constantly encouraging audiences to go out to watch TV, allowing them to have an immersive viewing experience and vivid aesthetic education. Close to citizens and tourists.
Caption: The Shanghai TV Festival opens today. Photographed by Xinmin Evening News reporter Wang Kai
I still remember that in the past, we sat at home, turned on the TV and enjoyed movies; now, not only can we go to the cinema to watch TV, at the Shanghai TV Festival, the audience even Being able to go to libraries and theaters to watch TV opens a new door for us.
The venues participating in the Huimin screening cover 16 districts in the city, and most of them are "cultural check-in places". Through the weaving of diverse audio-visual content and urban space, the TV Festival gives fashionable elements and social functions to "watching TV" in the multi-screen era.
In the theater, we can not only enjoy wonderful TV programs, but also interact with others and enhance our relationship with each other. This is a social stage and a place to experience the charm of culture. Watching TV in the theater can help us break down social barriers, allowing us to communicate with each other and share each other's lives in a relaxed and pleasant environment. In this process, we can not only enjoy wonderful TV programs, but also feel the warmth and care between people.
html Tickets for the Huimin screening tour event went on sale at 12 noon on June 17. In just 30 minutes, 17 tickets were sold out quickly, and the ticket sales rate within one hour reached 81%. The three works "Secret No. 9", "Pulse of the Earth III" and "Van Gogh: The Journey of the Master" were the most popular and were sold out within one minute of the ticket opening. Before 12 noon that day, Mr. Li, who was born in the 1990s and lives in Huangpu District, logged into Damai.com. He said: "You can't miss the TV Festival at your doorstep. I am a loyal fan of the British drama "Secret No. 9". I heard that during the TV Festival There will be a meet-and-greet with the main creators during the screening, so you must rush to grab tickets. "
The audio-visual consumption scene and urban aesthetic education atmosphere driven by the Shanghai TV Festival's offline screenings are quietly integrating into citizens' lives. Citizen audiences can watch wonderful masterpieces at home and communicate with creatives and professional workers from all over the world, making artistic nourishment within reach. Many screening venues themselves are connected with the city's cultural context and are new urban cultural spaces in the "one river and one river" zone. Activities such as crew meetings and expert tours drive citizens to the venues, where they can not only appreciate audio-visual art, but also experience architecture. beauty of. In addition, this TV Festival also tried to introduce large-scale cultural activities into the "Five New Cities". The "Magnolia Blooms" award ceremony was moved to the Lingang Performing Arts Center, using an industry feast to inject heat into the new cities, in order to achieve cultural vitality and urban development at the same time. frequency resonance. Chen Guo, director of the Shanghai International Film and Television Festival Center, said that Lingang is the best place to see "stars" - "stars" means the brightest stars in the domestic and overseas TV industry gathered in this "young city, city of young people" Starlight. (Wu Xiang)
